Which mythological-inspired product launch strategy actually occurred in the retail industry?

Marketing has always been about storytelling, and what better inspiration than mythology and folklore? Throughout history, brands have leveraged powerful mythological symbols and narratives to create memorable product launches and marketing campaigns. This poll tests your knowledge of how mythology has influenced modern product branding and retail innovations. Can you identify which mythological marketing strategy actually made history?

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Nike's original 1971 logo design was inspired by the wings of the Greek goddess Nike, with feathers that appeared to move when products were in motion
Amazon's launch of their Echo device featured packaging that, when opened, released mist to evoke the Oracle of Delphi delivering wisdom from Apollo
Versace chose Medusa as their logo symbol because Gianni Versace hoped his designs would make people fall hopelessly in love with them, just as Medusa's victims were frozen by her beauty
Starbucks introduced their mermaid logo after archaeological findings suggested Norse sailors used siren imagery on their coffee trading vessels